「第86期高知市民の大学」社会科学コース2019年12月20日講義資料
(Public lecture in the Social Sciences Course of "Dai 86ki Kochi shimin no daigaku" (the 86th Kochi Citizen's Collage) on December 20th, 2019)
Comparative Analyses of Exclusionism in (Post-)Post Socialist Countries: With...Kunio Minato
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This study investigates public attitudes towards individuals from different cultural backgrounds in Mongolia and compares them to attitudes in other former socialist countries amid rising anti-immigrant sentiments. It analyzes survey data focusing on immigrant perceptions, highlighting an increase in the belief that immigrants are a burden and detailing historical contexts influencing exclusionist attitudes in Mongolia. Findings suggest that recent political ties with China and changing attitudes in Europe may impact these perceptions, necessitating a reexamination of the data.
モンゴル国におけるナショナル?アイデンティティの計時的変化 (Time-series Change of Mongolian National Ident...Kunio Minato
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第90回日本社会学会年次大会報告資料(2017年11月4-5日、東京大学、報告5日)
File presented at the 90th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Sociological Society (The University of Tokyo, November 4-5, 2017)
Nationalism, Exclusivism, and Purism: An Analytical Description of National I...Kunio Minato
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The document discusses the rise of ultranationalism and anti-foreign sentiment in Mongolia, particularly targeting Chinese individuals and foreign influences. It analyzes data from the Asian Barometer surveys, revealing a significant level of support for purist views among the population, while also highlighting the lack of evidence regarding the socio-demographic factors influencing these tendencies. Future research is suggested to explore detailed aspects of purism and the Mongolian attitude towards diversity.
Resented, Concerned or Welcomed? Analyses of the Mongolian Attitude toward Ch...Kunio Minato
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The document analyzes Mongolian attitudes towards Chinese influence, revealing a complex relationship characterized by both negative sentiments, including 'sinophobia,' and improved perceptions towards Chinese individuals. It utilizes data from the AsiaBarometer surveys to compare Mongolia's public opinion on Chinese influence with that of other countries in the region. The study explores key factors affecting these attitudes, emphasizing the dual nature of public perception influenced by economic ties and national pride.
Comparative Analyses of Exclusivism in Mongolia and East Asian SocietiesKunio Minato
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The document presents a comparative analysis of exclusivism in Mongolia and East Asian societies, focusing on attitudes towards different cultures and ethnicities. It highlights the rise of ultranationalism in Mongolia and examines data from various surveys regarding people's preferences for neighbors based on cultural differences. The findings indicate varying levels of exclusivism across the region, with recommendations for further research to address remaining issues.
国際善隣協会公開フォーラム「モンゴル研究のフロンティア第2回」2014年10月24日
File for Lecture presented at the Open Forum "Frontier of Mongol Study II" on October 24th, 2014 (in Japanese)
How Do the Japanese and the Mongolians View Each Other?Kunio Minato
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This study analyzes the attitudes of Japanese towards Mongolia and Mongolians towards Japan based on nationwide survey data. It finds that while Japan has a relatively favorable view of Mongolia, many respondents express neutrality or no specific feeling, with certain demographic factors influencing these attitudes. Conversely, Mongolians generally regard Japan positively, although there are significant differences in perceptions between generations, particularly influenced by historical context and educational background.
Cross-cultural Tolerance and Intolerance in Mongolia:An Exploration Based on ...Kunio Minato
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The document explores cross-cultural tolerance and intolerance in Mongolia, particularly the rise of ultra-nationalist sentiments since the mid-2000s. Based on survey data, it finds that many Mongolians exhibit negative attitudes towards people from different ethnic groups, indicating a potential increase in exclusivist views compared to other former socialist countries. The study uses data from the Life in Transition Survey II, analyzing ordinary Mongolians' attitudes and comparing them with responses from other nations.
Resented, Concerned or Welcomed? Analyses of the Mongolian Attitude toward Ch...Kunio Minato
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The document analyzes Mongolian attitudes towards Chinese influence, revealing a complex relationship characterized by both negative sentiments, including 'sinophobia,' and improved perceptions towards Chinese individuals. It utilizes data from the AsiaBarometer surveys to compare Mongolia's public opinion on Chinese influence with that of other countries in the region. The study explores key factors affecting these attitudes, emphasizing the dual nature of public perception influenced by economic ties and national pride.
Comparative Analyses of Exclusivism in Mongolia and East Asian SocietiesKunio Minato
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The document presents a comparative analysis of exclusivism in Mongolia and East Asian societies, focusing on attitudes towards different cultures and ethnicities. It highlights the rise of ultranationalism in Mongolia and examines data from various surveys regarding people's preferences for neighbors based on cultural differences. The findings indicate varying levels of exclusivism across the region, with recommendations for further research to address remaining issues.
国際善隣協会公開フォーラム「モンゴル研究のフロンティア第2回」2014年10月24日
File for Lecture presented at the Open Forum "Frontier of Mongol Study II" on October 24th, 2014 (in Japanese)
How Do the Japanese and the Mongolians View Each Other?Kunio Minato
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This study analyzes the attitudes of Japanese towards Mongolia and Mongolians towards Japan based on nationwide survey data. It finds that while Japan has a relatively favorable view of Mongolia, many respondents express neutrality or no specific feeling, with certain demographic factors influencing these attitudes. Conversely, Mongolians generally regard Japan positively, although there are significant differences in perceptions between generations, particularly influenced by historical context and educational background.
Cross-cultural Tolerance and Intolerance in Mongolia:An Exploration Based on ...Kunio Minato
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The document explores cross-cultural tolerance and intolerance in Mongolia, particularly the rise of ultra-nationalist sentiments since the mid-2000s. Based on survey data, it finds that many Mongolians exhibit negative attitudes towards people from different ethnic groups, indicating a potential increase in exclusivist views compared to other former socialist countries. The study uses data from the Life in Transition Survey II, analyzing ordinary Mongolians' attitudes and comparing them with responses from other nations.